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Navigating uncertainty
Mark Sappenfield
Not so long ago, we ran a series called Navigating Uncertainty. That also makes a good title for today’s Daily.
Will President Joe Biden drop out of the presidential race? We have two takes – an explainer on all the potentially complicated logistics and an up-close view of the president from the past three days.
Can the French resolve their election chaos? Can Iran’s new reformist president bring change? We look into both topics and stand back to examine a U.S. Supreme Court finding its identity after the upheaval of 2022’s abortion ruling.
